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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
9
A garbled passage argues that municipal gas dependence shapes American politics and cites Wiregrass. It claims government subsidies will erode thinking and suggests coal industry deals could continue indefinitely.
An article laments the New York Telephone Company for not exploiting monopoly power but argues protests are possible for changes. It claims workers endure poor equipment and conditions, while benefits like medical use and low restaurant prices exist, urging fairness since 1914 and suggesting public scrutiny of service changes.
Washington dispatches report President Harding is overwhelmed by constant handshakes as crowds flock to the White House daily. The text laments the noisy public adulation and questions the purpose of such ceremonial duties.
The discussion recalls past NY State legislature friction over non residents and party members. Observers note the long memory of ejecting Socialist representatives and the political fallout from such actions.
A resident complains that almost every street needs repairs and sidewalks are uneven, posing danger to pedestrians. The speaker suggests extensive curb and gutter work and substantial spending to improve the town.
The text notes broad support in New Jersey for a large river project deemed the era’s most significant civil undertaking. It emphasizes voters approved the plan in November, highlighting its transformative impact beyond current uses and its role in the region’s future.
A garbled note describes Boston housing data with bathtubs per person rising from 40.2 to 44 for every residence. It hints at enumeration errors and mentions a distorted term "Elenere" seen in plumber windows, signaling artifact rather than a clear statistic.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a misspelled or garbled line likely from a historical column. No clear persons places or events are readable to confirm a factual item.
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